Chapter Summaries

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn, a transmigrator, finds himself in the world of One Piece after being hit by a car.
• He discovers the Mera Mera no Mi (Flame-Flame Fruit) in a wooden box and decides to eat it.
• After consuming the Devil Fruit, Dunn gains the ability to elementalize and becomes a Logia-type user.
• He realizes he's trapped on a giant bird's nest and considers setting it on fire to escape.

Character Developments

• Dunn accepts his transmigration and adapts to his new situation, demonstrating courage and determination.
• He shows strategic thinking by considering the pros and cons of eating the Devil Fruit and planning his escape.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and Acceptance: Dunn quickly accepts his transmigration and adapts to his new environment.
• Power and Survival: Dunn understands the importance of gaining power to secure his footing in this dangerous world.
• Risk and Reward: He weighs the risks and benefits of his actions, such as eating the Devil Fruit and setting the nest on fire.

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with no other characters in this chapter, as it focuses solely on his initial experiences and thoughts after transmigrating.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn ignites the giant bird's nest using his Mera Mera no Mi powers, turning it into a massive torch.
• He discovers and eats a roasted giant bird egg, finding it incredibly delicious.
• A giant bird returns and attacks Dunn for burning its nest and eating its eggs.
• Dunn and the bird engage in a fiery battle, with Dunn using his fire powers and the bird using its physical attacks.
• Dunn is swallowed by the bird, but he uses his fire powers to ignite the bird from within, causing it to crash and burn.
• A pirate ship approaches the island, drawn by the sight of falling treasure.

Character Developments

• Dunn demonstrates his ability to control fire using the Mera Mera no Mi, but he realizes he needs to develop his Haki and other skills to become a well-rounded fighter.
• Dunn shows his resourcefulness and adaptability by eating the giant bird egg and using the bird's nest as fuel for his fire powers.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Devil Fruits and the importance of balanced development in strength.
• The consequences of Dunn's actions (burning the bird's nest and eating its eggs) lead to a direct confrontation with the bird.

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with the giant bird, initially as an intruder and later as an adversary.
• Dunn's actions attract the attention of nearby pirates, setting the stage for potential future interactions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn kills the giant bird using his newly acquired Mera Mera no Mi powers.
• A system-like interface, 'Body Digitization,' appears, granting Dunn unique abilities and removing his vital points.
• A group of pirates arrives, drawn by the fire, and approaches Dunn.

Character Developments

• Dunn gains confidence in his abilities and forms a plan to test his strength against top powerhouses.
• Dunn learns he can understand the pirates' language.

Significant Themes

• The power of Devil Fruits and their impact on the user.
• The concept of 'starting capital' in the form of Doru's bounty.

Character Interactions

• Dunn encounters Doru, a pirate with a 2.5 million Belly bounty, who demands Dunn's treasure and offers him a place on his crew.
• Dunn remains calm and composed in the face of Doru's threats, showing no fear.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn encounters Doru, a pirate with a 2.5 million berry bounty, and defeats him easily using his Mera Mera no Mi powers.
• Dunn takes control of Doru's pirate ship and crew, intending to use them as guides to the nearest Marine base.
• Dunn learns about the current year (1511) and the Seven Warlords of the Sea, including Boa Hancock, from a newspaper.
• He realizes that there are about eight or nine years left until Monkey D. Luffy sets sail.

Character Developments

• Dunn demonstrates his power and calm demeanor, instilling fear in the pirates and establishing his authority.
• Doru, initially arrogant, becomes submissive and fearful after witnessing Dunn's power.
• Dunn shows interest in learning more about the current world and its history.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and fear: Dunn's power instills fear in the pirates, allowing him to control them.
• Ignorance and knowledge: Dunn's lack of knowledge about the current world leads him to seek information from Doru and the newspaper.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Doru: Dunn demonstrates his power and takes control of Doru and his crew, while Doru becomes submissive and fearful.
• Dunn and the pirates: Dunn uses his power to intimidate the pirates into following his orders.
• Dunn and the newspaper: Dunn learns about the current year and the Seven Warlords of the Sea from the newspaper.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A pirate ship approaches Marine Branch 16, led by Dunn, a pirate hunter.
• Major Nezumi, the base's vice commander, initially mistakes Dunn for a pirate.
• Dunn hands over a group of captured pirates to the Marines and requests the bounty and treasure in exchange.
• Major Nezumi, suspecting Dunn to be a Devil Fruit user, sends him the bounty and treasure but also gathers information about him.

Character Developments

• Major Nezumi: Initially portrayed as somewhat incompetent and sleazy, Nezumi shows strategic thinking by gathering information about Dunn before deciding how to proceed.
• Dunn: Introduced as a capable pirate hunter, Dunn demonstrates strength and confidence, easily handling a group of pirates and dealing with the Marines.

Significant Themes

• Strength and Respect: Dunn's strength commands respect from both the pirates and the Marines, highlighting the power dynamics at play in the One Piece world.
• Devil Fruits: The mention of Devil Fruits introduces the concept of these powerful abilities, which will become a significant aspect of the story.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Major Nezumi: Their interaction is tense initially, with Nezumi mistaking Dunn for a pirate. However, once Dunn reveals he's a pirate hunter, Nezumi becomes more cautious and respectful.
• Dunn and the Pirates: Dunn's strength and reputation are evident in the pirates' immediate submission to him, showing his dominance in their dynamic.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn hires a ship to travel to Shimotsuki Village, offering a reward of 500,000 Berries.
• The Navy reports Dunn's destination to headquarters.
• Admiral Sengoku discusses the Navy's plans to promote Akainu and other top-tier combatants to Admirals.
• Admiral Garp is tasked with finding and recruiting Dunn, a suspected Devil Fruit user, into the Navy.

Character Developments

• Dunn demonstrates his determination to grow stronger by hiring a ship to Shimotsuki Village.
• Admiral Sengoku shows his strategic mindset and concern for the Navy's future.
• Admiral Garp displays his indifference towards promotions and his willingness to take on missions.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of strength and growth (Dunn, Garp).
• The importance of strategic planning and deterrence (Sengoku, the Navy).
• The influence of powerful individuals on an organization (Garp, the Navy).

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with the Navy through reports and observations.
• Sengoku and Garp discuss Navy matters, with Sengoku trying to persuade Garp to take an Admiral position.
• Garp is tasked with finding Dunn, setting up a potential future interaction.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Dunn, on a merchant ship to Shimotsuki Village, discovers his physique has rapidly increased from 1.7 to 5.1 in a month.
• He finds that his physical training causes HP deduction, but fatigue disappears upon HP recovery.
• The ship arrives at Shimotsuki Village after two months and twenty days.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Realizes his physical strength has increased significantly and discovers a new ability that allows him to train harder without immediate fatigue.
• The Crew: Discuss Dunn's strength and the dangers of becoming a pirate hunter.

Significant Themes

• The importance of physical strength in this world.
• The consequences of excessive training and the benefits of the digitization ability.
• The dangers and allure of becoming a pirate hunter.

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with the crew through his intense training, inspiring some crew members to work harder but also causing concern among others.
• The old captain warns a young crew member about the dangers of becoming a pirate hunter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn arrives at Shimotsuki Village, aiming to improve his swordsmanship and master Haki.
• He meets Zoro and Kuina at the dojo, where Zoro is repeatedly defeated by Kuina in sparring matches.
• Dunn and Zoro argue over seniority, with Zoro challenging Kuina again.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows confidence in his abilities, plans to master two types of Haki, and is calm and collected.
• Zoro: Struggles to defeat Kuina, is rebellious, and claims seniority over Dunn.
• Kuina: Remains calm and composed during sparring matches, shows no signs of holding back against Zoro.

Significant Themes

• The importance of continuous improvement and training (Dunn's commitment to enhancing his skills).
• The concept of seniority and competition among students (Zoro's challenge to Kuina and his claim of seniority over Dunn).

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Zoro: Their initial interaction is filled with tension and competition, with Zoro feeling mocked by Dunn's laughter.
• Dunn and Shimotsuki Koshiro: They have a polite and respectful conversation, with Koshiro questioning Dunn's motives for learning the sword.
• Zoro and Kuina: Their interactions are characterized by Zoro's determination to defeat Kuina and Kuina's calm acceptance of Zoro's challenges.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn expresses his desire to live freely and learn the sword, impressing Shimotsuki Koshiro.
• Dunn agrees to pay one million Belly per year for tuition, with no holds barred in training.
• Dunn moves into the dojo, sharing a room with Zoro, and pays Kuina for his living expenses.

Character Developments

• Dunn demonstrates his determination, pride, and resourcefulness by paying a high tuition fee and moving into the dojo.
• Zoro shows his directionally challenged nature and competitive spirit when discussing his past loss.
• Kuina displays her responsibility and curiosity as she helps Dunn settle in.

Significant Themes

• Determination: Dunn's resolve to learn the sword and live freely drives him to pay a high tuition fee.
• Pride: Dunn's pride is evident in his confident demeanor and high expectations for himself.
• Responsibility: Kuina takes responsibility for helping Dunn settle in, showing her maturity.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Shimotsuki Koshiro: They establish a student-teacher relationship, with Shimotsuki Koshiro impressed by Dunn's determination.
• Dunn and Zoro: Dunn teases Zoro about his directional challenges and loss, igniting Zoro's competitive spirit.
• Kuina and Zoro: Kuina helps Zoro with chores, showing a sisterly attitude towards him.

Key Plot Points

• Zoro learns that learning swordsmanship at a dojo costs a lot of money, and he's surprised by the high tuition fee.
• Dunn (Zoro's alter ego) joins Shimotsuki Koshiro's dojo and pays a large sum of money to learn swordsmanship.
• Dunn starts training diligently, practicing basic swordsmanship moves and improving his technique under Kuina's guidance.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro notices Dunn's unique temperament and abilities.
• Dunn trains relentlessly, even after everyone else has left the dojo, improving his control over his strength.

Character Developments

• Zoro: Realizes the high cost of learning swordsmanship and is determined to learn despite the challenges.
• Dunn (Zoro's alter ego): Shows incredible focus, patience, and dedication to training, improving his swordsmanship skills rapidly.
• Kuina: Takes on the role of a temporary instructor, patiently teaching Dunn the basics of swordsmanship and showing concern for his well-being.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro: Recognizes Dunn's unique qualities and offers to teach him personally if he meets his requirements within a month.

Significant Themes

• The importance of dedication and hard work in mastering a skill.
• The innate differences in strength and ability between individuals.
• The gap between men and women in terms of physical strength and potential.

Character Interactions

• Zoro and Kuina: Zoro follows Kuina to meet Shimotsuki Koshiro and learns about the tuition fee. Kuina teaches Dunn the basics of swordsmanship and worries about his intense training.
• Dunn and Shimotsuki Koshiro: Shimotsuki Koshiro notices Dunn's unique qualities and offers to teach him personally if he meets his requirements.
• Dunn, Kuina, and Zoro: The three of them train together, with Dunn serving as a sparring partner for Kuina and Zoro to help them improve their skills.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn's voice disrupts Kuina and Zoro's sparring, hinting at a conversation between Dunn and Kuina about talent and self-improvement.
• Dunn meets with Shimotsuki Koshiro, Kuina's father, to discuss Kuina's progress and Dunn's own training.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro expresses doubts about Dunn's identity, suspecting he might be a World Noble or Celestial Dragon due to his arrogant demeanor.

Character Developments

• Kuina: Struggles with self-doubt due to her father's words about the limitations of female swordsmen.
• Zoro: Recognizes Kuina's distraction during their sparring and shows concern for her.
• Dunn: Realizes the source of his perceived arrogance—his outsider perspective and knowledge of the future.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro: Acknowledges Dunn's exceptional talent and offers to teach him swordsmanship and Haki.

Significant Themes

• Talent vs. Effort: The debate between innate ability and hard work, with Dunn emphasizing self-improvement.
• Gender Limitations: Kuina grapples with the idea that her gender might hinder her progress as a swordsman.
• Arrogance and Superiority: Dunn's perceived arrogance is explored, with the root cause being his unique perspective as an outsider.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Kuina: Dunn challenges Kuina's perspective on talent and self-improvement.
• Dunn and Zoro: Zoro senses Kuina's distraction and shows concern for her.
• Dunn and Shimotsuki Koshiro: They discuss Kuina's progress, Dunn's training, and Shimotsuki Koshiro's suspicions about Dunn's identity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn, a month into training at the Isshin Dojo, shows exceptional talent, impressing Shimotsuki Koshiro.
• Dunn decides to learn swordsmanship from Koshiro, who agrees to teach him after he learns Observation Haki first.
• Dunn selects a heavy, long sword from the dojo's collection, which Koshiro's father, Shimotsuki Kozaburo, forged.
• Dunn leaves to practice Observation Haki, and Koshiro's father, who was hidden, expresses his belief in Dunn's potential.

Character Developments

• Dunn demonstrates his eagerness to learn and grow, setting aside his ambition to become the world's greatest swordsman for now.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro shows pride in his teaching abilities and excitement at the prospect of Dunn's growth.
• Shimotsuki Kozaburo reveals his past as a master swordsmith and expresses his hopes for Dunn's future.

Significant Themes

• Talent and potential: Dunn's exceptional abilities are recognized, and both Koshiro and Kozaburo express their faith in his growth.
• Ambition vs. stability: Dunn prioritizes living a stable life over immediate ambition, showing maturity and patience.
• Bloodlines and inheritance: Koshiro and Kozaburo discuss Zoro's potential, influenced by his lineage of great swordsmen.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Koshiro: They establish a teacher-student relationship, with Koshiro expressing his eagerness to teach Dunn.
• Koshiro and Kozaburo: The father-son duo discusses Dunn's potential, with Kozaburo sharing his hopes and Koshiro expressing his pride in teaching Dunn.
• Dunn and the hidden Kozaburo: Although Dunn senses Kozaburo's presence, he doesn't engage, focusing on his own goals.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn's Devil Fruit power increases by 4%, but his constitution rises by 11 points due to rapid transformation.
• He decides to leave the Isshin Dojo earlier than planned to fully develop his Devil Fruit powers.
• Dunn begins training in Observation Haki under Shimotsuki Koshiro's guidance.

Character Developments

• Dunn shows maturity and strategic thinking in planning his power development.
• Kuina's strength is acknowledged as she has won against Zoro 1,995 times.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro demonstrates his mastery of Haki by releasing a subtle, lethal killing intent.

Significant Themes

• The importance of understanding and perceiving one's surroundings (Observation Haki).
• The concept of 'breath' or aura, which is unique to each thing or person.
• The idea that everyone possesses Haki, but it must be awakened and trained.

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with Kuina and Zoro during sword training, showing interest in Kuina's growth.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro guides Dunn in understanding and training Observation Haki, demonstrating his expertise.
• Zoro challenges Kuina again, showing his determination to improve.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn awakens Observation Haki effortlessly.
• Dunn learns about Armament Haki from Shimotsuki Koshiro.
• Dunn attempts to manifest Armament Haki but fails initially.
• Dunn returns to practice, and unknown visitors arrive in Shimotsuki Village.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows rapid mastery of Observation Haki, begins learning Armament Haki.
• Shimotsuki Koshiro: Recognizes Dunn's potential, agrees to spar with him.

Significant Themes

• Mastery and growth: Dunn's quick learning of Haki abilities.
• Power and limitation: The finite nature of Haki and its recovery time.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Shimotsuki Koshiro: Teacher-student relationship, with Koshiro guiding Dunn in Haki mastery.
• Dunn and the unknown visitors: Implied future interaction, as Dunn is unaware of their arrival.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Revolutionary Army, led by Monkey D. Dragon, arrives at the Isshin Dojo.
• Dunn, using Observation Haki, senses their danger and decides to keep training, avoiding contact.
• Kuina and Zoro, after sparring, notice the visitors but don't investigate.
• Zoro challenges Dunn to a duel, which he loses. Kuina also spars with Dunn and loses.
• Dunn shares stories about powerful women on the sea to inspire Kuina.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows growth in his Haki abilities and maintains his calm, collected demeanor even when faced with powerful visitors.
• Kuina: Struggles with self-doubt about her potential as a swordsman, especially compared to powerful women on the sea.
• Zoro: Remains competitive and determined, despite his losses to Kuina and Dunn.

Significant Themes

• Talent vs. Effort: The idea that while talent is important, consistent effort is crucial for growth and success.
• Perception of Strength: The difference between one's perceived strength and actual strength, as seen through Dunn's eyes.
• Inspiration and Motivation: The impact of stories and examples on one's drive to improve.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Kuina: Dunn tries to guide Kuina, helping her understand her potential and the importance of continuous training.
• Kuina and Zoro: They continue to spar and grow, with Zoro remaining competitive and determined despite his losses.
• Dunn and Zoro: Dunn spars with Zoro, easily defeating him and demonstrating his superior skill and strength.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn, Zoro, and Kuina are in the forest near the Isshin Dojo.
• Dunn proposes a pact to become the world's greatest swordsman together.
• Dunn suggests using Zoro and Kuina's names to dine and dash in the future.
• Ivankov overhears their conversation and reveals himself.
• Dunn convinces Ivankov and the others that he might be from a fictional "Big-Head Tribe."
• Dragon arrives and engages in a conversation with Dunn.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows exceptional persuasiveness and quick thinking, manipulating Ivankov and Zoro with his words. He remains calm and composed throughout the conversation.
• Zoro: Easily influenced by Dunn, he starts considering the idea of using his future fame for personal gain.
• Kuina: Shows curiosity about the sea and its peculiar races but doesn't engage much in the conversation.
• Ivankov: Initially skeptical, Ivankov starts to doubt his own origins due to Dunn's convincing arguments.
• Dragon: Recognizes Dunn's talent and tries to recruit him, but Dunn declines. Dragon also sees through Dunn's manipulation of Zoro.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and Persuasion: Dunn demonstrates exceptional skill in manipulating others with his words, convincing Ivankov and Zoro of his fictional "Big-Head Tribe" and using their names for personal gain.
• Ambition vs. Pragmatism: Zoro and Kuina show ambition in wanting to become the world's greatest swordsman, while Dunn displays pragmatism in using their future fame for his own benefit.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Zoro: Dunn manipulates Zoro into agreeing to use his future fame for personal gain.
• Dunn and Ivankov: Dunn convinces Ivankov that he might be from a fictional race, causing Ivankov to doubt his own origins.
• Dragon and Dunn: Dragon engages in a conversation with Dunn, trying to recruit him but ultimately failing. Dragon also sees through Dunn's manipulation of Zoro.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dragon and Ivankov arrive at Shimotsuki Village.
• Dunn meets Dragon and learns about Haki.
• Dragon helps Dunn awaken his Armament Haki.
• Dunn decides to train his Haki and maintain it constantly.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Becomes aware of Haki, awakens his Armament Haki, decides to train it constantly.
• Dragon: Shows expertise in Haki, helps Dunn awaken his Armament Haki.
• Ivankov: Acknowledges Dunn's potential as a Logia user, considers recruiting him for the Revolutionary Army.
• Koushiro: Mentions Haki to Dunn, plans to guide him in training.

Significant Themes

• Haki: A power possessed by strong individuals, crucial for master swordsmen and powerhouses.
• Potential: Dunn's potential as a Logia user is recognized by Ivankov and Dragon.
• Training: Dunn decides to train his Haki constantly to improve his strength.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Dragon: Dragon helps Dunn awaken his Armament Haki, and they discuss Haki training methods.
• Dunn, Kuina, and Zoro: Dunn explains Haki to Kuina and Zoro, mentioning that Koushiro will teach them when they're ready.
• Koushiro, Dragon, and Ivankov: They discuss Dunn's potential and the possibility of recruiting him for the Revolutionary Army.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn carries a large sea fish into the Isshin Dojo, surprising Dragon, Ivankov, and Koushiro.
• Dragon and his party leave the village, and Dunn shares a private conversation with Dragon.
• Dunn reveals he can manipulate fire without being a Devil Fruit user, shocking everyone.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Reveals his ability to manipulate fire, challenging the understanding of Devil Fruits.
• Dragon: Realizes Dunn's ability is similar to a Devil Fruit but doesn't understand how it works.
• Ivankov & Koushiro: Both are astonished by Dunn's fire manipulation and his lack of Devil Fruit.

Significant Themes

• The nature of Devil Fruits and their users.
• The mystery surrounding Dunn's abilities and his true identity.
• The power dynamics and secrets hidden within the One Piece world.

Character Interactions

• Dunn interacts with Dragon, Ivankov, Koushiro, Zoro, and Kuina, revealing his fire-manipulating ability and challenging their understanding of Devil Fruits.
• Dragon shares a private conversation with Dunn, hinting at potential future events involving Dunn and the Revolutionary Army.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn arrives in Shimotsuki Village, where he meets Kuina and Zoro.
• Dunn learns about Kuina's desire to use a Devil Fruit to enhance her strength.
• Dunn, Kuina, and Zoro have a meal together; Dunn buys a newspaper and learns about the upcoming Marine promotions.
• In Windmill Village, Garp is scolded by Sengoku for not finding Luffy and is ordered to attend the promotion ceremony.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows concern for Kuina's well-being and offers to keep an eye on her when he sets sail.
• Kuina: Realizes the gap in strength between herself and true monsters, considering using a Devil Fruit to bridge the gap.
• Zoro: Struggles with Dunn's strength but remains eager to improve and set sail with him.
• Luffy: Shows defiance towards Garp and suffers the consequences, demonstrating his lack of intelligence and strategic thinking.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of strength and the means to achieve it (Kuina's consideration of using a Devil Fruit).
• The importance of personal beliefs and values in one's path (Dunn's discussion with Kuina about pure swordsmanship).
• The consequences of slacking off and disobeying orders (Garp's scolding from Sengoku).

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Kuina: Dunn shows concern for Kuina's future, while Kuina looks up to Dunn's strength and offers to train with him.
• Dunn and Zoro: Dunn teases Zoro, but also shows interest in his growth as a swordsman.
• Garp and Luffy: Garp tries to teach Luffy a lesson but ends up scolding him instead, highlighting their strained relationship.
• Garp and Sengoku: Sengoku scolds Garp for not completing his mission, revealing their long-standing friendship and Sengoku's authority as a Fleet Admiral.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sengoku learns of Luffy's injury and orders Garp to find him.
• The Navy plans to accelerate the selection of the Seven Warlords to contain pirates' routes into the New World.
• Dunn's training continues, with his physical attributes and Devil Fruit ability improving.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Frustrated with Garp's unreliability but hopes he can recruit the young pirate hunter.
• Tsuru: Aids Sengoku in planning and shows understanding of his resentment towards Doflamingo.
• Dunn: Realizes the importance of humility in his growth and improves his physical attributes and Devil Fruit ability.

Significant Themes

• The Navy's struggle to contain pirates and the importance of the Seven Warlords in achieving this.
• The power of Devil Fruits and the potential threat they pose if used by pirates.
• The value of humility in personal growth and development.

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and Tsuru: They work together, with Tsuru understanding Sengoku's feelings regarding Doflamingo.
• Dunn and Zoro/Kuina: Dunn trains with Zoro and Kuina, providing guidance and pushing them to improve their skills.